Just look at this chart! If you wanted to get an absolute filthy fill, you'd wait for that touch or break (wave E) to just below 112 then LOAD THE BOAT with Apr 130 calls (currently at $2.60, but you can get them for cheaper) I see some volume on the 110 12/18 Puts that were bought earlier this month (when price was 117). I def think we're heading down then...
I'm very bearish on Lowes. Here's my bear case, a counter bull case, and finally how to trade it. BEAR CASE Textbook head and shoulders (source). Volume is increasing from left too right shoulders followed by a huge spike inciting the break of the neckline. This is now retesting the break of the neckline. We've also got some INSANELY negative chalkin money flow...
AMD has already broken out. Sure, they process the infrastructure for China's Big Brother surveillance state, but that doesn't mean we can't make a buck from our own oppression. That's STONKS, BOYO. Check out the volume shelf. Is this hits 87, we're heading to around 115-120. I think $90 Jan calls are a good play. Good luck!
THE FUN: Don't get it twisted This commodity rise is mine, fellow investor It's not a QQQ game Forget what you've heard about lack of infrastructure spending It's what you hearin'....the market knows X gon' give it to ya (what?) Forget waiting for you to get it on your own, X gon' deliver to ya (uh) Knock knock, open up the door fibonacci levels, it's real With...
The 10y-2y bond yields are important because it is the long-short of market expectations; that is, how people view the near-term market vs. their perceived evolution of the market (that also anticipates the FOMC's likely reaction. It's several signals in one). The 10y2ys (blue) is the 10 year Treasury constant maturity (now at 0.96%) Minus the 2-Year Treasury...
The 10y-2y bond yields are important because it is the long-short of market expectations; that is, how people view the near-term market vs. their perceived evolution of the market (that also anticipates the FOMC's likely reaction. It's several signals in one). The 10y2ys (blue) is the 10 year Treasury constant maturity (now at 0.96%) Minus the 2-Year Treasury...
American Airlines seems like a fantastic options play right now. I'm guessing there's going to be some volatility coming in by next week.
Hard not to see that Copper is about to go parabolic. Jeepers creepers! I'd do a move in depth analysis, but it's just looking good not to flag it before it goes. Enter now at $3.01, stop at $2.73. Targets likely ATH
Textbook head and shoulders, plus some weak volume area as our price target. I like the idea of puts on this, but it moves so slow.
I've been trying to catch some of these SPAC waves (stocks like NKLA, SPCE, etc), and I think this one is next. It's a bio stock, so there's not much of a 'main street' story, but I love the reversal pattern. THis is a good example of 'scallops'. THE TRADE: See how volume is tomorrow. If it's decent, buy at around $11.10, stoploss of 9.94. PT 1 of $14.49, PT2...
I find some trendlines can actually capture certain movements (curved, logarithmic, bowls etc.) Here's a fun potential option (that was rejected pretty hard in this morning's pre-market
When looking at the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond (TLT) exchange traded fund (ETF), it is important to consider whether or not interest rates are likely to rise or remain low. Here, the relationship between Treasury yield bonds and interest rates is key to understand. Generally speaking, if you predict interest rates to rise in the future, it is best to avoid...
Here it comes baby. Just set your orders and let er' cook!
Pretty major gap to fill at $11. It's not confirmed until it breaks from that line. Good luck.
This seems like it's setting up for a nice breakout. It almost got me when it nearly broke out of the trend line, but it was rejected on the 2hr or so. Some nice bullish recent candles means it's likely going to retest the trend line. This isnt' a confirmed buy until $191 with volume (I'd wait for 1hr to close above $191), with a stop loss of $177, and target of...
This seems like a wedge/channel breakout, and that VXX is going to 55. We can see a breakout then retest of upper trend line. In terms of Elliott Wave, this could be a breakout from a corrective Wave B triangle, into a Wave C. Technical analysis isn't about being certain of events, it's just insight to it's playbook. I threw this chart out to a guy on Twitter, so...
What is the catalyst to drive this breakdown? A little more about the TLT. Interest Rate Risk. As interest rates rise, the value of the fixed-income securities or other instruments held by the Fund is likely to decrease. A measure investors commonly use to determine this price sensitivity is called duration. Fixed-income securities with longer durations tend to...